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GEB 3213 Exam 3 Questions and Answers
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GEB 3213 Exam 3 Questions andAnswers
1. iiWhich iiof iithe iifollowing iiallows iiyou iito iiincrease iithe iiaudience's iiknowledge, iiteach
iiabout iia iitopic iior iiissue, iiand iishare iiyour iiexpertise?
a. iiSpeech iito iidemonstrate
b. iiSpeech iito iiinform
c. iiSpeech iito iipersuade
d. iiSpeech iito iientertain
e. iiCeremonial iispeech ii- iiAnswers ii-b. iiSpeech iito iiinform
1. iiWhich iiof iithe iifollowing iiis iinot iione iiof iithe iigoals iiof iia iinegative iinews iimessage?
a. iiHelp iithe iireceiver iiunderstand iiand iiaccept iithe iinews.
b. iiEnd iithe iirelationship iiwhen iia iiformal iiassociation iiis iibeing iiterminated.
c. iiReduce iithe iianxiety iiassociated iiwith iithe iinegative iinews iito iiincrease
iicomprehension.
d. iiBe iiclear iiand iiconcise iiin iiorder iinot iito iirequire iiadditional iiclarification.
e. iiMaintain iitrust iiand iirespect iifor iithe iibusiness iior iiorganization iiand iifor iithe iireceiver.
ii- iiAnswers ii-b. iiend iithe iirelationship iiwhen iia iiformal iiassociation iiis iibeing iiterminated
1. ii_____ iiare iinonverbal iirepresentations iiof iicommunication.
a. iiBeliefs
b. iiArtifacts
c. iiTraditions
d. iiAttitudes
e. iiValues ii- iiAnswers ii-b. iiartifacts
1. ii_____ iimay iibe iidefined iias iithe iiexchange iiof iiinformation iiwith iithose iiwho iiare iialike
iiculturally, iilinguistically, iiand/or iigeographically.
a. iiGroup iicommunication
b. iiIntrapersonal iicommunication
c. iiInterpersonal iicommunication
d. iiPublic iicommunication
e. iiMass iicommunication ii- iiAnswers ii-a. iigroup iicommunication
1. ii_____ iimay iiinclude iiself-talk, iiacts iiof iiimagination iiand iivisualization, iiand iieven
iirecall iiand iimemory.
a. iiConcentration
b. iiIntrapersonal iicommunication
c. iiJargon
d. iiIncubation
,e. iiNonverbal iicommunication ii- iiAnswers ii-b. iiintrapersonal iicommunication
1. iiSuppose iiyou iihave iiwritten iian iiarticle iiabout iia iinew iiproduct. iiYour iicompany iihas
iideveloped iian iiadvertising iicampaign iiintroducing iithe iiproduct iito iithe iimarket iiand iihas
iiadded iiit iito iitheir iionline iisales iimenu. iiOnce iiyour iiarticle iihas iibeen iireviewed iiand
iiposted, iiit iiis iiaccessed iionline iiby iia iireader iiin iianother iicountry iiwho iiis iicurrently
iiresearching iiproducts iithat iifall iiwithin iiyour iiproduct iirange. iiThat iireader iisees iia
iibanner iiad iidisplayed iiacross iithe iiheader iiof iithe iiWeb iipage, iiwith iithe iiname iiof iiyour
iicompany iiprominently iidisplayed iiin iithe iireader's iinative iilanguage. iiAds iiof iithis iinature
iiare iicalled ii_____ iiads.
a. iipsychologically iiirrelevant
b. iicontextually iirelevant
c. iibehaviorally iinonrelevant
d. iichannel iinonrelevant
e. iiinterference iiawareness ii- iiAnswers ii-b. iicontextually iirelevant
2. iiFrom iiplanning iito iiproblem iisolving, iiinternal iiconflict iiresolution, iiand iievaluations
iiand iijudgments iiof iiself iiand iiothers, iiwe iicommunicate iiwith iiourselves:
a. iiovertly.
b. iiunconsciously.
c. iithrough iiintrapersonal iicommunication.
d. iithrough iian iiinternal iimonologue.
e. iiwith iiexternalization. ii- iiAnswers ii-c. iithrough iiintrapersonal iicommunication
2. iiMark, iia iimanager, iiapproaches iian iiemployee iiin iihis iicubicle iito iispeak iito iihim
iidirectly iiabout iihis iipoor iiperformance. iiHe iisays, ii"You iihad iibetter iibuck iiup iior iiI'll iibe
iiforced iito iiput iiyou iion iia iiperformance iiimprovement iiprogram." iiA iipossible
iidisadvantage iiof iithis iiapproach iiis iithat:
a. iithe iijuxtaposition iibetween iithe iienvironment iiand iithe iiverbal iimessage iimay iicause
iitension iiand iiconfusion.
b. iithe iilack iiof iitact iiapparent iiin iithe iiapproach iimay iireflect iinegatively iion iiMark.
c. iiit iimay iibe iiconsidered iibeyond iithe iiscope iiof iisupervision.
d. iithe iistatement iimay iielicit iimore iiresponses iiand iiopen iithe iiconversation iiup iiinto iia
iidialogue.
e. iiit iiwill iistill iikeep iia iipositive iiattitude iieven iias iiMark iigives iithe iiemployee iia iiverbal
iiwarning. ii- iiAnswers ii-b. iithe iilack iiof iitact iiapparent iiin iithe iiapproach iimay iireflect
iinegatively iion iiMark
2. iiMike iiand iiSara iiare iiboth iifrom iithe iisame iicountry iiand iishare iithe iisame iiculture.
iiThe iicommunication iithat iitakes iiplace iibetween iithem iiwould iibe iiclassified iias:
a. iiintracultural iicommunication.
b. iiintrapersonal iicommunication.
c. iiethnocentric iicommunication.
d. iiinternational iicommunication.
e. iiindividual iicommunication. ii- iiAnswers ii-a. iiintracultural iicommunication
,2. iiWhich iiof iithe iifollowing iistatements iiis iinot iitrue iiabout iigroups?
a. iiGroup iimembers iimay iibe iiknown iiby iitheir iisymbols.
b. iiGroups iimay iibe iiknown iiby iitheir iiuse iiof iispecialized iilanguage iior iijargon.
c. iiHumans iinaturally iimake iigroups iia iipart iiof iitheir iicontext iior iienvironment.
d. iiGroup iimembers iimay iibe iiknown iiby iitheir iiproximity.
e. iiA iigroup iidoes iinot iirecognize iiitself iias iia iigroup. ii- iiAnswers ii-e. iia iigroup iidoes iinot
iirecognize iiitself iias iia iigroup
3. iiCommunication iiwith iiyourself iiis iicalled:
a. iiinternal iicommunication.
b. iiindividual iicommunication.
c. iiinterpersonal iicommunication.
d. iiintrapersonal iicommunication.
e. iiinner iicommunication. ii- iiAnswers ii-d. iiintrapersonal iicommunication
3. ii_____ iiinvolve iia iicommon iiset iiof iitheories iithat iiexplain iithe iiworld iiaround iius,
iiterms iito iiexplain iithose iitheories, iiand iihave iigrown iito iireflect iithe iiadvance iiof iihuman
iiknowledge.
a. iiAnalyses
b. iiViewpoints
c. iiResearch iistudies
d. iiDisciplines
e. iiHypotheses ii- iiAnswers ii-d. iidisciplines
3. ii_____ iiis iidefined iias iione's iiown iisense iiof iiindividuality, iipersonal iicharacteristics,
iimotivations, iiand iiactions.
a. iiConsciousness
b. iiPersonality
c. iiSelf
d. iiEgo
e. iiId ii- iiAnswers ii-c. iiself
3. iiThe iifirst iipart iiof iia iinegative iinews iimessage, iiverbal iior iiwritten, iiinvolves:
a. iineutral iior iipositive iiinformation.
b. iian iiexplanation iidiscussing iiwhy iithere iiis iian iiissue iiin iithe iifirst iiplace.
c. iithe iibad iinews iiitself.
d. iithe iibad iinews iiand iia iisolution iistrategy.
e. iiboth iipositive iiand iinegative iiinformation ii- iiAnswers ii-a. iineutral iior iipositive
iiinformation
1. iiWhich iiof iithe iifollowing iistatements iiis iinot iitrue iiabout iitexting?
a. iiIt iihas iibecome iia iicommon iiway iito iiconnect.
b. iiIt iiis iiuseful iifor iilong iiand iicomplicated iimessages.
c. iiIt iiis iia iiconvenient iiway iito iistay iiconnected iiwith iiothers iiwhen iitalking iion iithe iiphone
iiwould iibe iicumbersome.
d. iiIt iiis iiuseful iifor iishort iiexchanges.
, e. iiIt iiis iia iiform iiof iiwritten iicommunication iiusing iia iidigital iidevice. ii- iiAnswers ii-b. iiIt iiis
iiuseful iifor iilong iiand iicomplicated iimessages.
2. iiA iispeech iito iipersuade:
a. iiincreases iithe iiaudience's iiknowledge.
b. iishows iithe iiaudience iihow iito iiuse, iioperate, iior iido iisomething.
c. iiinfluences iithe iiaudience iiby iipresenting iiarguments iiintended iito iichange iiattitudes,
iibeliefs, iior iivalues.
d. iiamuses iithe iiaudience iiby iiengaging iithem iiin iia iirelatively iilight-hearted iispeech iithat
iimay iihave iia iiserious iipoint.
e. iiinvolves iiperforming iia iiritual iifunction. ii- iiAnswers ii-c. iiinfluences iithe iiaudience iiby
iipresenting iiarguments iiintended iito iichange iiattitudes, iibeliefs, iior iivalues.
4. iiOur ii_____ iiis ii"what iiwe iiperceive iiourselves iito iibe," iiand iiinvolves iiaspects iiof
iiimage iiand iiesteem.
a. iiinternal iimonologue
b. iiself-concept
c. iipersonality
d. iiIQ
e. iicharacter ii- iiAnswers ii-b. iiself-concept
4. iiMohan iiLimaye iimakes iithe iiclear iicase iithat iinot iionly iiis iithis iipart iiof iia iinegative
iinews iimessage iinecessary; iiit iiis iialso iian iiethical iiand iimoral iirequirement.
a. iiBuffer
b. iiNegative iinews
c. iiExplanation
d. iiRedirect
e. iiCushion ii- iiAnswers ii-c. iiexplanation
4. iiEverett iiRogers iiand iiThomas iiSteinfatt iidefine iiintercultural iicommunication iias iithe
iiexchange iiof iiinformation iibetween iiindividuals:
a. iiwho iiare iisimultaneously iia iipart iiof iia iicommunity iiand iiits iiculture(s).
b. iiwho iiare iiseparated iiby iia iimatter iiof iidegrees iifrom iieach iiother.
c. iiwho iibelieve iiin iithe ii"culture iiof iione."
d. iiwho iiare ii"unalike iiculturally."
e. iiwho iihave iimany iithings iiin iicommon ii- iiAnswers ii-d. iiwho iiare ii"unalike iiculturally"
4. ii_____ iiare iiformed iithrough iicommunication iiinteraction iiacross iitime, iiand iioften
iishare iia iicommon iihistory, iivalues, iiand iibeliefs iiabout iithe iiworld iiaround iius.
a. iiNorms
b. iiRelationships
c. iiRoles
d. iiFunctions
e. iiProcesses ii- iiAnswers ii-b. iirelationships
5. ii_____ iiis iithe iitendency iito iiview iiother iicultures iias iiinferior iito iione's iiown.
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